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Old 01-14-2016, 07:27 PM
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Ti valves, 918 springs& retainers with maybe 200 miles, .083 preload. Anybody else ever run into this?
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That usually happens to titanium valves whenever they don't have a hardened tip and you don't use a lash cap.
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But just exhaust valves? Intake valves look perfect. And they were delwest valves, which are supposed to have hardened tips. The machine shop I use said lash caps were not needed with these valves.
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That's probably something you need to discuss with Del West and your machine shop. Again, the only time I've seen that is when the rocker contacts the titanium rather than a hardened tip or lash cap. Someone may have ordered a wrong part number for the exhaust or Del West may have been at fault themselves.
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I'll contact Browder Monday and see what they say, thanks for the input.



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